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Technology, Media & Telecoms is one of the fastest-growing economic sectors and a major innovator, with important spillover effects on all other industries. It is both a source and a carrier of knowledge, supporting the acquisition and building of innovation capabilities in individuals, businesses and public organisations. In today’s era of digital transformation, emerging disruptive technologies and new business models, the Technology, Media & Telecoms sector creates new markets, improves operating performance and brings about efficiency gains and economies for the entire society.
Activities associated with Technology, Media & Telecoms are the manufacturing of semiconductors, electronic components and optical media, and production of a variety of hi-tech consumer goods, such as computers, laptops and mobile phones. It also includes media publishing, software development, motion picture and sound recording, and radio and television broadcasting. Telecommunications, data processing, networking and internet services are also part of this industry.
India's telecommunications sector experienced structural reforms in H1 FY2026, spanning from April 2025 to October 2025. During this period, 5G fixed wireless access surpassed fibre-to-the-home, as network operators found it more economical to deploy ...
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India is the second-largest telecom customer base in the world, second only to China. Despite India becoming the most populous country in the world in 2023, China's telecom subscriber base remains significantly larger. India continues to report ...
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The implementation of the new Telecommunications Act 2023 in July 2024 provided a significant boost to the Indian telecommunications sector. The Act replaced several legislative instruments governing the industry, some of which trace back to 1883, ...
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The populations of India and China are similar, but the Chinese telecom customer base is still considerably higher compared to that of India. The level of affluence of Indian consumers is still relatively low, which translates into relatively low ...
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In H2 FY2024, the Indian government actively shaped the regulatory policies that govern the telecommunications sector in India. In June 2023, India presented the "Ubiquitous Connectivity" concept as a potential application for the upcoming 6G ...
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India has the second-largest ICT sector in the world in terms of number of subscribers, overcome only by China. However, India presents low penetration rates at global level. On the bright side, there is potential for further growth in the industry. ...
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The Indian ICT sector is highly competitive. India’s young, and increasingly affluent, population is driving demand for ICT products and services, and this dynamic has attracted participation by large domestic and multinational firms. ...
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